Hi, This vase is about 14 1/2 inches tall, with gilt leaves and enamel roses decoration. Would you call it czech, bohemian, or something else?...
That set is outstanding. I used to sell my scrap silver to a guy who bought tons of it. He taught me the 18K acid test described here, and also...
No photo of mark. It sold for $99 in 2013.
I know jade can be a mine field for the inexperienced, which I surely am. I don't really know how he tested it. He has a several pieces of...
Thanks Bakers.
Thank you. So how does that work with the 1900 date, or do I have that date wrong?
This little pillbox is hallmarked for London, 1900, Henry Charles Freeman based on what I have seen on-line. It also has a little punched mark of...
Thanks everyone for all your comments.
It weighs 37 grams. I looked all through Worthpoint and ebay. Most colored like mine had some value, but I think I saw some that did not....
My gemologist tested this and identified it as jadeite jade. He would not give a value or age as jade is not his area of expertise. Can anyone...
That piece is outstanding.
This was unusual because the company running this sale is quite good and would not normally have missed this. Probably missed because the mark is...
Thank you everyone for the great info. Much appreciated. This was rescued from a table full of junk in the garage at an estate sale.
Hi, This is a small bowl, about 3.75 inches across not including the handles. The mark on the underside is WN with a Chinese character. From...
All good ideas, and possible. It is really too heavy to drink from and I think too clunky to be an ornamental chalice. It is put together not...
I guess it could, but the recess is almost 4 inches deep, and not flat to be a stable surface for a candle. Doesn't seem like that is its...
This is about 4 1/2 inches tall and 2 1/2 inches wide. Is it a brush holder, or something else? Also, what style of pottery, age? Any general...
This is about 6 1/4 inches tall, very heavy for its size, over 2 pounds. I don't know what its purpose is. I know it's a goblet, but not...
I posted on a Murano Glass Group on Facebook, and two posters said it was Chinese, not midcentury Italian. I'm inclined to agree with that.
Thank you for the ID - you guys are awesome!
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